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 Isla Fuerte, Bolívar -IPSE 2010Isla Fuerte is a tourist destination south of the Gulf of Morrosquillo, at a distance of 6.6 miles of the continent, belonging to the chain of islands made up of San Bernardo, Tortuguilla and Rosario Islands. This natural paradise, suitable for water sports like diving practices, offers crystal clear water with a huge variety navy, which between corals and species from the Colombian Caribbean, served as the stage for a community friendly, hardworking, surrounded by immense natural wealth, landscape and cultural, yet marginalized from development.
In Isla Fuerte, IPSE implemented the Technology Innovation Center with emphasis on gaseous fuels and solar energy project that guarantees a better use of available energy resources in the area, improving service delivery of energy and becomes a vehicle for improving the living conditions of the community.
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 Capacitaciones SENA e IPSE GuajiraContinuing the Convention 028, 2009 between the National Training Service - SENA and IPSE, which has among other things within its object "... develop a training program related to the management and maintenance of electricity infrastructure in different locations of ...", ZNI took place at the upper Guajira, between 18 and August 28, 2010, training in issues related to maintenance of networks of medium and low voltage, internal connections and regulations for development projects energy.
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Normal 0 21 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Taken for Portafolio magazine of July 30th 2010.
A manual of how good intentions embodied in the conclusions of a summit in Johannesburg is distant reality in remote populations of Colombia, the agency realizes.
With FME, the Kingdom of the Netherlands materialize his desire to "eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, by providing water and energy services to 10 million people in the world", issued during the Summit United Nations Millennium, held in 2002 to realize a commitment to global development by 2015.
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 Seguimiento a proyectos MedellínOn the premises of the Faculty of Mines, National University of Colombia-Medellin, was held on Friday 13th August, a follow up meeting to check the status and progress of the agreements between IPSE and the different national and international entities, for development issues including: agro-energy, bioclimatic house, programs for Rational and Efficient Use of Energy, in addition to the energy infrastructure projects and the use of renewable resources.
This activity allowed each of the project leaders to present the progress and difficulties found in their development. IPSE currently has agreements with: National university of Colombia, Medellin, Technological Park of Antioquia-PTA; Corporation for the Sustainable Development Urabá - CORPOURABÁ; Unión Temporal de Mutatá Biodiesel; National Energy Financial-FEN; Energy Company of "Bajo Putumayo"; "Unión Temporal Fulgor", Renewable Energy Company of Spain PROINSO; Company ALDAR of Argentina through the Temporary Titumate, Institute for the Development of Antioquia, IDEA, through the Financial Mechanism of the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain.
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From next September 6th, 2010, IPSE moved its headquarters to 99th Street # 9ª -54 (100 Street - Equity Insurance building). 13-14-15 stores. In this new headquarters will be available information on energy projects in the non interconnected zones and general aspects of missionary activities of the entity.
For more information, please contact the following numbers:
PBX: 57 (1) 621 0433
FAX: 57 (1) 257 5718
The administrative headquarters will continue to serve on the race 12 # 84-12 sixth floor, there will be dealt with administrative issues, correspondence, grants, cash and citizen service center.
For more information, please contact the following numbers:
PBX: 57 (1) 644 9300
Fax: 57 (1) 622 3461
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 Guajira ColombianaBetween 11th and August 13th 2010, officials of IPSE traveled to Villanueva (Guajira), to meet with the Ambassador of Japan, Tatsumaro Terazawa and his team to have a tour in several locations in the Upper and Middle Guajira, as Uribia, El Cardon, Cabo de la Vela and Riohacha. From that town began moving overland to the population of Uribia, distanced 92 km from Riohacha, and then to Cabo de la Vela through Jepirachi wind farm, a place where the ambassador of Japan met with the Mayor of Uribia, Ms. Cielo Redondo, and Wayuu indians leaders, who were waiting to greet him and invite him to see a sample of the crafts Wayuu, an important source of income to the villagers due to the exceptional beauty of the fabrics, colors and textures.
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